1986

The Young Alumni Committee of the Alumni Council is considering a National Dartmouth Community Service Week in alumni club locations tjhe week of June 19-27,1999. Prior to this week, alumni will identify regional projects that will benefit the community such as: lending expertise to students in the classroom or other settings in Hanover or on the phone as a resource; helping students gain entree into corporate or governmental organizations which might offer funding or internship opportunities; and rounding up housing for leave-term students in areas where they aren't being paid. The Young Alumni Committee hopes to work closely with regional alumni clubs and alumni classes in order to build as wide a network as possible. To make this program successful, the Alumni Council will need at least one person from each club, class, and student or alumni organization to participate. For more information, you can contact Seth Jacoby at home at (860) 665-7821 or by e-mail at .

From Scott Sandell—Tom Everett got married in October in upstate N.Y. PatriciaHannon told me that Allison LinnemanStrawn had a beautiful baby girl in June, adding No. 3 to her growing family. The family lives in Houston. Timothy Greene joined the investment banking firm Braml Capital Corp. as vice president in the private equities division. Herman Narcho has two daughters, Leanna (1) and Rachel (3). Herman ran into Bill Bosch, his wife Brenda, and their three kids near Washington, D.C. Bill is at the law firm of Morgan, Lewis. Jonathan Miller is now an editor at World Vision, a non-profit Christian relief and development agency whose U.S. headquarters are based in suburban Seattle. For the previous six years, he worked as a reporter at newspapers in Seattle and in North Carolina. John Elliott sends his hearty congratulations to Matt Bagger and his wife, Amy Langenberg, who have recently taken up residence (again) in New York City, where Matt began a fulltime position as assistant professor at Columbia University in the religion department, following Matt's two-year stint teaching at Dartmouth. Rumor has it that Columbia was forced to give Matt and Amy a beautiful duplex apartment on Riverside Drive in order to finally lure them back to New York. Karen Harpp is now a professor in the Geology department at Colgate. You might have seen Lisa Richardson and JohnHueston in The L.A. Times last summer regarding a federal corruptions case concerning Santa Ana councilmen John served as the assistant U.S. attorney who indicted the councilmen, and Lisa reported the piece for The L.A. Times. Both appeared on TV for about two weeks. As John's wife, Maybelle Drake wrote, "John and Lisa are great friends from Dartmouth days so it was really weird that they are working together in the real world." Maybelle also told me that Chris Giza is still living in L.A. with his wife, Rosanne. He just got a research position in neurology at UCLA for the next couple of years. On May 31 Susan SmithSambrook, husband Bart, and three-year-old daughter Carley welcomed Samantha Elizabeth. Susan took six months' maternity leave from her position as sales and marketing associate at Gore, makers of Gore-Tex fabric. Lisa (Wybranowski) Kelley and husband Ted welcomed a Christmas Eve bundle named Ryan Jackson. Ryan's older sister Erin is two years old. Lisa works parttime as an operations manager for a small consulting division at Arthur Andersen in Boston, where she has worked for the past nine years.

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Lisa Richardson reported lorThe L.A. Times on afederal corruptions case brought by John Hueston. DAVIDA DINERMAN '86